How To Update Xbox Series X or S Controller Firmware With a New Console
When you first set up your Xbox Series X or S console, your console checks for controller updates as soon as it first connects. Here’s what to do during the process.
How to Update Xbox Series X or S Controller Firmware With a New Controller
When you buy a new controller or connect an existing one for the first time in a while, you may be asked to update the controller. Here’s how to do it from the Xbox Series X or S dashboard.
How to Update Xbox Series X or S Controller Firmware Manually
Sometimes, a controller needs an update but it isn’t auto-detected by the Xbox Series X or S console. Here’s how to manually check for any firmware updates that are required.
Why Do I Need to Update My Controller?
Controller updates don’t happen very often but they’re well worth performing. Typically, a controller update fine tunes your experience, improving the controller such as by reducing the lag between the controller and the console. Past updates have also added support for the stereo headset adapter in older controllers so it’s likely we’ll see similar additions in the future.
